There is much to say about the discrimination and bias against Asian Americans and it didn’t start with COVID-19. From the end of the 1800s and well into the mid-1900s, it was led by the United States Government and permeated through our society. …

T. Spike Terwilliger, Ed.D., Lt Colonel, USAF (ret) UPDATE: I submitted this as an OpEd two weeks ago; and while it was not used, I am publishing it here to share my lens. Since I wrote this, President Xi of China solidified his grasp on China’s political system and even…

If you voted for a former US president, you more than likely still support him. If you voted against a former US president, you more than likely still do not. …

About the author: T. Spike Terwilliger, Ed.D., is a retired public servant from both the military and the Federal Government, former professor of education, leadership, and national security. Our nation has shifted markedly over the past and current administrations. It’s disturbing from sea to shining sea. I’m talking about how…

Dr T. Spike Terwilliger Cities across the United States are requiring — not on your honor — requiring to see your vaccination card for COVID. Frankly, I’m good with that. Mine is electronically saved on my mobile phone and it’s easy to show. …

Soon, the news will be repeat with the anniversary of 9–11. What? 9–11? I’ve heard of it — and know it’s part of American history. Just over 20% of the population of the US is 20 and under. …

According to a new report, it was widely distributed that social security will run out of funds a year earlier — in 2034; and will have to reduce payments to about 91% of the current entitlement. There are more than a dozen reasons for this and it’s not a new…

Anyone who chooses to postulate on what happened in the past and what happened this week in Afghanistan can only do so with a limited view of the facts. This article is no different. Keeping that in mind, mistakes were made under each Administration to be sure. There are plenty…

By T. Spike Terwilliger, Ed.D. Just how much are you willing to pay for New York/New York City’s bad decisions during the pandemic? This week, the United States Secretary of the Treasury announced borrowing of $3 trillion to basically cover the CARES Act and the additional bill that added to…